Category: Windows / IS-IT
License: Shareware$39.95 to purchase
Limitations : OS: 98/2k/Me/XP
Size: 0.46 MB (477,288 bytes)
Introduction: Easily recover deleted or damaged data from your PC and digital devices. Get back documents, folders, music, photos, movies, system files, e-mail, and more. Recover messages from the most popular e-mail programs: Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape Mail, Eudora, and Thunderbird. Outlook users can also recover calendars, contacts, and tasks. In addition to recovering data from your PCs hard drives, you can recover from floppy disks, CDs, DVDs, digital cameras, music players, USB flash drives, and dozens of other media and devices! Data recovery is intuitive and easy: the user-friendly interface removes the guesswork with guided step-by-step wizards and one-click operations. By combining the robust recovery features with bonus tools for system backups and secure file deletions, Search and Recover is a comprehensive solution for managing your critical data. KEY FEATURES: - The new SmartScan technology ignores irrelevant junk files, making it easier to get back only those files you truly need. - The enhanced StrongScan technology performs a byte-level search that can detect the faintest remnants of lost data, even on unbootable, damaged, or formatted media, and even years after files were lost! - The new TotalRecovery tool automatically recovers and saves data for an entire disk or drive. Make sure the file is the right one before recovery: you can preview photos, movies, songs, .htm files, and more. Save recovered data directly onto a CD or DVD for archiving or safekeeping. - Drive imaging technology provides a powerful emergency recovery and backup solution by creating a mirror copy of all files, not just those you can see. Sensitive information can be completely and securely deleted from a PC or digital device. - All drive types (IDE, SCSI, USB, FireWire, and others). - Portable digital devices, such as digital cameras, music players, memory cards, flash drives, and more.
